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Crystal guide · Stones A–Z
Astrophyllite
the star leafA rare stone with golden blades that burst out like stars across a dark background. Traditionally kept for self-discovery and finding your path.
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Said to help withSelf-discovery and new paths
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Zodiac[PLACEHOLDER: signs from The Crystal Bible]
ColourBronze to gold blades on a darker stone
Hardness3 to 4 out of 10, soft: handle gently
What it isA rare titanium-rich silicate mineral that grows in flat, starry blades
Meaning
What astrophyllite is said to do
Where the name comes from
From the Greek astron, “star”, and phyllon, “leaf”, for the way its leaf-like blades fan out like stars.
That starry look has made it a stone for self-discovery and finding your own path.
Crystal meanings describe tradition and belief, not medical advice.
Traditionally said to help with
Self-discoveryTraditionally kept for getting to know yourself a little better.
New pathsSaid to suit times when you’re working out which way to go next.
FocusIts bright blades make it a striking stone to keep in view while you think.
WonderA rare stone that catches the light, for anyone who loves the unusual.
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Everyday astrophyllite
How to use it
1On a shelfA tower near a lamp lets the golden blades catch the light.
2While you journalKeep it beside you while you write about where you’re heading.
3On your deskA small tower for a little sparkle while you work.
4As a giftA rare, unusual present for a keen crystal collector.
Care card
Looking after your astrophyllite
Handle it gentlyAstrophyllite is soft and its blades can flake, so store it on its own and avoid knocks.
Cleanse it now and thenLeave it in moonlight overnight, on a selenite plate, or next to a singing bowl.
Keep it dryDust it with a soft dry brush. Don’t rinse or soak it.
Questions
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Crystal guide · Stones A–Z
Astrophyllite
the star leafGolden starbursts on dark stone. Traditionally kept for self-discovery.
Shop astrophyllite · from £2.45Said to help withSelf-discovery and new paths
Chakra[PLACEHOLDER: check chakra]
Zodiac[PLACEHOLDER: signs from The Crystal Bible]
ColourBronze to gold blades on a darker stone
Hardness3 to 4 out of 10, soft: handle gently
What it isA rare titanium-rich silicate mineral that grows in flat, starry blades
Shop astrophyllite
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Goes well with astrophyllite
Labradoritefor intuition
Moonstonefor new beginnings
Clear quartzsaid to amplify it
Smoky quartzfor groundingWhat astrophyllite is said to do
From the Greek astron, “star”, and phyllon, “leaf”, for its starry, leaf-like blades.
Self-discoveryTraditionally kept for getting to know yourself a little better.
New pathsSaid to suit times when you’re working out which way to go next.
FocusIts bright blades make it a striking stone to keep in view while you think.
WonderA rare stone that catches the light, for anyone who loves the unusual.
Care cardLooking after your astrophyllite
Handle it gentlyAstrophyllite is soft and its blades can flake, so store it on its own and avoid knocks.
Cleanse it now and thenLeave it in moonlight overnight, on a selenite plate, or next to a singing bowl.
Keep it dryDust it with a soft dry brush. Don’t rinse or soak it.
How to use it
1On a shelfA tower near a lamp lets the golden blades catch the light.
2While you journalKeep it beside you while you write about where you’re heading.
3On your deskA small tower for a little sparkle while you work.
4As a giftA rare, unusual present for a keen crystal collector.
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